Kids craft ideas. Volume Quilling - Pictured Master Class on How to Make an ELF
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Here are pictured instructions on how to make an ELF in the technique of volume quilling. We advise you not to stop making only one figure — changing it a bit and using imagination, you can create a lovely town of elves and fairies. Involve your kids in this fascinating process, as it develops their imagination and fine motor skills, which are important for children`s mental development.
An ELF in the Volume Quilling


Start making this magical character. Study the technique of volume quilling — our master class will help you. First shape the Elf`s body. The main figure for creating the character is a tight spiral: form it and fix the edge pushing the center like this:

Using this method, form the upper and lower parts of the Elf`s body:




Join the parts of the body together:

Make the head with a hairdo:


Form the wings. For this prepare the following workpieces and join them into one:



Glue the wings to the body:


Then fix the head:

The crafts from the town of elves and fairies in the quilling technique will look like this one. Volume quilling toys may be of different sizes and colors — everything will depend on your imagination and preferences. Pleasant creativity!
An ELF in the Volume Quilling


Start making this magical character. Study the technique of volume quilling — our master class will help you. First shape the Elf`s body. The main figure for creating the character is a tight spiral: form it and fix the edge pushing the center like this:

Using this method, form the upper and lower parts of the Elf`s body:




Join the parts of the body together:

Make the head with a hairdo:


Form the wings. For this prepare the following workpieces and join them into one:



Glue the wings to the body:


Then fix the head:

The crafts from the town of elves and fairies in the quilling technique will look like this one. Volume quilling toys may be of different sizes and colors — everything will depend on your imagination and preferences. Pleasant creativity!

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